Corporate dinner special event table setup on GOMA's rooftop terrace. Photography by Chloë Callistemon.

Corporate dinner special event table setup on GOMA's rooftop terrace. Photography by Chloë Callistemon. / View full image

Urban Art Projects partnership with the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art has been incredibly fulfilling. It's been a rewarding experience, shaped by our shared goals and a deep understanding of each other's vision. The creativity and passion shown by the Gallery has created a synergy that's truly special, making every step of this journey feel meaningful and inspired.

Ann-Maree Willett, Director - Strategic Partnerships, Urban Art Projects

Conversation at a Business Leaders Network Dinner

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Partnership Opportunities

The Gallery is inviting innovative partners for:

  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander programs and community engagement
  • Wellbeing initiatives
  • Sustainability and carbon neutrality
  • Life-long learning, technology and digital access programs
  • Regional touring and state-wide access opportunities
  • World-renowned exhibitions
  • Our acclaimed Children’s Art Centre
Artist wall interact developed in collaboration with Queensland University of Technology VISER team at the ‘European Masterpieces from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York’, GOMA / Photograph: Katie Bennett

Artist wall interact developed in collaboration with Queensland University of Technology VISER team at the ‘European Masterpieces from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York’, GOMA / Photograph: Katie Bennett / View full image

Our Partners

We are proud to partner with leading national and international organisations whose vital support enables us to present memorable and transformative experiences that connect people with the enduring power of art and ideas.

Partners

  • Strategic Partner

  • Major Partners

  • Tourism & Media Partners

  • Supporting Partners

  • Government Partners

    Asia Pacific Triennial Series is assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.

Special event tour of the QAGOMA Motorcycles Exhibition

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Business Leaders Network

We invite you to join QAGOMA’s Business Leaders Network by becoming a member of our Chairman's Circle or Asia Pacific Council. These groups provides private access, hospitality and a year-round program of engagement and insights.

Exhibition view of Women’s Wealth at the Business Leaders Network Annual Art Dinner during ‘The 9th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art’ (APT9) at QAG, 2018 / Photograph: J Ruckli

Exhibition view of Women’s Wealth at the Business Leaders Network Annual Art Dinner during ‘The 9th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art’ (APT9) at QAG, 2018 / Photograph: J Ruckli / View full image

Asia Pacific Council

The Asia Pacific Council is a group for eminent organisations who conduct business across Australia, Asia and the Pacific. It supports the Gallery’s flagship exhibition series, The Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art. The Asia Pacific Council’s year-round program delivers bespoke and exclusive cultural events, and a celebrated series of regular CEO business roundtable discussions.

Members of the Gallery’s Asia Pacific Council and Chairman’s Circle enjoy the Business Leaders Network Signature Dinner, GOMA, July 2022, with Uncertain Journey 2016/2022 / Photograph: Lee Wilkes

Members of the Gallery’s Asia Pacific Council and Chairman’s Circle enjoy the Business Leaders Network Signature Dinner, GOMA, July 2022, with Uncertain Journey 2016/2022 / Photograph: Lee Wilkes / View full image

Chairman's Circle

The Chairman’s Circle is an exclusive network of business and industry leaders committed to supporting innovative arts programs. Hosted by the Gallery’s Chair, Professor Emeritus Ian O’Connor AC, the Chairman’s Circle annual networking program sees member organisations enjoy hospitality and unique cultural experiences connecting clients, Gallery stakeholders and industry leaders.

During a curatorial tour at a Business Leaders Network event, with Kunwinjku artist John Mawurndjul’s Mardayin and wongkurr (Sacred objects and dilly bags) 1994 (Purchased 1994. QAG Foundation / Collection: QAGOMA / © John Mawurndjul/Copyright Agency, 2023), GOMA, February 2023 / Photograph: Natasha Harth

During a curatorial tour at a Business Leaders Network event, with Kunwinjku artist John Mawurndjul’s Mardayin and wongkurr (Sacred objects and dilly bags) 1994 (Purchased 1994. QAG Foundation / Collection: QAGOMA / © John Mawurndjul/Copyright Agency, 2023), GOMA, February 2023 / Photograph: Natasha Harth / View full image

Reconciliation Circle

The Reconciliation Circle brings together a network of industry leaders committed to respecting and elevating Aboriginal peoples’ and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ creativity, knowledge and cultures.

Corporate patrons are invited to participate in a series of roundtable discussions and bespoke events at QAGOMA, providing a forum to share learnings, open conversations, broaden networks, and build capacity and community around reconciliation.

Founding Partner

Corporate Patrons

Networking event

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Get in touch

We recognise that all partnerships are unique. We will work closely with you to create partnership opportunities that are truly meaningful for our shared target audiences and maximise the return on investment for your brand and organisation.

Kylie Lonergan

Head of Business Development and Partnerships